Not much of this music suggests that it was created in the bedroom of Nate Amos, the still preferred recording point of the duo Water From You Eyes. But they still exist, these intimate guitar moments, the scratching of the synthesizers, but from these situations, the songs 2025 chase with the power of 100 stadium amps from the theater and are catapulted to places that have no name, far out in spheres that are actually reserved for science fiction, where this thunder connects to the atmosphere, a dystopia in Rock maybe.
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This time, Multi-Instrumentalist Nate Amos and singer Rachel Brown recorded with her two live circles Al Nardo (guitar) and Bailey Wollowitz (drums), and Amos also wrote the songs for a complete live band, which is now very varied here. Guitar shredders and pop anthem on a beer lid (“Nights in Armor”), the hard rock wall, in which Brown’s dreamy vocals are (“Born 2”), the technoid-minimal throne with guitar splinters (“Playing Classics”)-the offer of the album reads like a menu for rock diversity, and again and again Its guitar a bit, sometimes it becomes a poem, like on the not even one -minute route of the title song.
The main thing is that come down by all this madness. “Blood on the dollar” is the best Neil-Young folk rock song from recent years, which does not come from Neil Young.
This review was first published in the MusikExpress 09/25.